How do I install Tekton MM in CS5 running on Windows 7 (32-bit)?

I called up a file done in an earlier version of InDesign (probably CS4) on my previous computer running Windows XP, and on the new computer it indicated that Tekton MM regular was missing. I had the Tekton MM files on my old computer in a PSFonts folder. I copied the pfb files to the Fonts folder in InDesign CS5, and found that Tekton MM reguar was available. In InDesign, the other variations (bold, etc) had names such as 240 RG 250 CN, although the adjacent samples look fine. I suspect this may have something to do with the associated pf files (.pfm, afm, fontinfo) but do not know how to sort this out. Any suggestions?
(I did look at the pfm files, and Windows offered to install, but it looked as if it would install only one variant.)

Thomas Phinney had this to say on his blog:
Yeah, I know MM fonts are pretty nearly dead as a deliverable format for end users. Apple’s support for MMs is flaky enough that Extensis tech support has suggested Suitcase should warn people they won’t work reliably, and Windows has no reasonable native support (an ATM install can be hacked on Vista and probably Windows 7 to make them work well, or you can do manual registry entries for every single font)."
But I've not found any instruction anywhere for doin gthe ATM hack, so you'd be on your own.

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